Although unrelated to agronomy, or course conditions, the road widening project that started this week does have an impact on the golf course operation. Members, and guests, that wish to play must now go to 96th st. north and come down Mingo road to access the golf course. This may be an inconvenience but the road improvements are long over due. The agronomy department is excited for this project for several reasons: the road we take to work will be much nicer than before; the road will be twice as wide so we can except semi-truck deliveries easier; and the grading work, and sod, that will go down on either side of the road will fix the low areas that trap water and are difficult to mow. Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Road Project
Although unrelated to agronomy, or course conditions, the road widening project that started this week does have an impact on the golf course operation. Members, and guests, that wish to play must now go to 96th st. north and come down Mingo road to access the golf course. This may be an inconvenience but the road improvements are long over due. The agronomy department is excited for this project for several reasons: the road we take to work will be much nicer than before; the road will be twice as wide so we can except semi-truck deliveries easier; and the grading work, and sod, that will go down on either side of the road will fix the low areas that trap water and are difficult to mow. 
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